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by boriskourt 11mo ago
https://penpot.app/ you don't have to download it at all :)
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by boriskourt 11mo ago
Figma has set an expectation for designers that their projects support multi-user editing by default and are available to clients, teammates and stakeholders without having to install anything. Its hard to go against that kind of productivi
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by boriskourt 11mo ago
I am not sure what you are really asking here. They have almost 20k commits of frontend and server code [0] over half a decade of development. What would a desktop version of this look like outside of a bundled Tauri/Electron wrapper?
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by boriskourt 11mo ago
https://pitch.com/ is also a huge Clojure visual app. They build UIX [0] which is a really nice interface to React. [0]: https://github.com/pitch-io/uix
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by boriskourt 11mo ago
Also, when it comes to UI elements this is my go to vector editor. Keeps things simple, has good ways of handling units and layout. A pleasure designing custom icons, or quick graphical elements. Plus a great export system to keep things or
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by boriskourt 11mo ago
Penpot has been invaluable! A very nice system and team. 'On prem' Figma has a lot of unique possibilities.
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by boriskourt 11mo ago
I like the idea of being more physical, I wonder how it will work in practice. But would love to visit and see. Great products don’t happen in isolation. They are shaped by the people who use them. That’s what this space is for: a place
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by boriskourt 11mo ago
The paper is quite good [0] there are some interesting details on tackling individual meshes. (couldn't cleanup the link at all sorry) [0]: https://scontent-lhr6-2.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t39.2365-6/586830145_...
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by boriskourt 11mo ago
By the mid 2000s open-source hardware again became a hub of activity due to the emergence of several major open-source hardware projects and companies, such as OpenCores, RepRap (3D printing), Arduino, Adafruit, SparkFun, and Open Sour
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by boriskourt 11mo ago
Interesting approach and a very readable paper. > We provide two varients of MMaDA-Parallel with different tokenizers. MMaDA-Parallel-A is trained with tokenizer Amused-VQ, and MMaDA-Parallel-M is trained with tokenizer Magvitv2. tyfeld&
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by boriskourt 11mo ago
These offer a wide-ish profile of prescription lens options within the three lens types they support. It is definitely not the full gamut though.
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by boriskourt 11mo ago
I wonder how they handle the whole notification stack with iOS. Did anyone try the first one? A lot of non-apple wearables have issues with that.
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by boriskourt 11mo ago
The SDF geometry nodes open up a wild amount of new options. That and node closures solve so many difficult problems, especially in complex scattering. If you haven't checked them out, here is a bit on them and volume grids: https:&#x
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by boriskourt 11mo ago
Not a bad overview of the situation! Worth it for some of the questions about what is actually efficient and not just technically effective. Especially at this scale. > "The aggressor", he concludes, "will observe, adjust,
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by boriskourt 11mo ago
As others have pointed out this is an advertisement for this service, with a lot of unsubstantiated claims.
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by boriskourt 11mo ago
And like the Steam Deck it will never be available in my region :) So much for globalization!
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by boriskourt 11mo ago
This popular phrase may have even more impact as "You will own nothing and things will own you."
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by boriskourt 11mo ago
They will release the public facing changelog very soon! It’s more visual and highlights all the big changes.
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by boriskourt 11mo ago
https://developer.blender.org/docs/release_notes/5.0/ 5.0 is about to drop, maybe you wanted to share that?
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by boriskourt 11mo ago
The Lua integration has grown massively over the last couple of years. Can really get up to some very cool stuff now. Its been fun to see how it contributes to a lot of the dehardcoding in the C++ codebase too.
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by boriskourt 11mo ago
They do: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rapid_Support_Forces
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by boriskourt 11mo ago
The UN has been in the region for a long time: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Nations_Mission_in_Suda... And: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Nations_Mission_in_Sout... But the scale of
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by boriskourt 11mo ago
The Sudan conflict affects us all. It’s an unbelievable tragedy. The flip flopping list of allies and opponents is a tangible primer on the last couple of years in geopolitics: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rapid_Suppor
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by boriskourt 1y ago
Grady is also on Nebula, its a very nice place to watch these if you like the video format. There are a few engineering creators on there that make really high quality work.
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by boriskourt 1y ago
This is the essential point, and why it’s always a bit frustrating seeing ‘is anyone surprised’ take come up so often here. It lowers the quality of the possible discussion by trivialising it.
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by boriskourt 1y ago
He was not a poor man, he was not a wealthy man. This project did take 40 years. Which is a great deal of his career and income, there is another nice comment from Jen about it here: https://www.reddit.com/r/davidlynch&
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by boriskourt 1y ago
Jennifer Lynch is very active on Reddit and explained why it’s selling for anyone interested. [0] [0]: https://www.reddit.com/r/davidlynch/comments/1nhb6q9/comment...
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by boriskourt 1y ago
Max MSP has RNBO [0] which provides a Pi image, and a quick deploy path for patches. I've used it for a few art installations, and the versions from this year have been super nice. Basically, you can design and test audio on your regul
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by boriskourt 1y ago
Let me find some Blender and Unreal Engine tutorials on this Netflix site, thanks for directing me to this indieweb marvel! :) (maybe a tear-down of my washer is there too!)
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by boriskourt 1y ago
I wonder if this is also how Eskil Steenberg's 'Love' worked. [0] It had a spherical 'block' world as well. [0]: https://www.quelsolaar.com/love/

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